Resources To Know About
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US Chamber of Commerce: CARES ACT
Coronavirus Emergency Loan Checklist: Click the link below to access a PDF with details regarding the CARES Act courtesy of Creative Planning. You can also access their website.
- https://creativeplanning.com/
- CARES Act Planning Guide
- Paycheck Protection Program Documentation
- Senate Committee Notification. Guide for how to apply for the stimulus bill.
Articles that we’ve posted that you need to be considering during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Disaster Recovery Checklist:
90 Day Financial Planning:
Meet with your CPA and/or Controller/Accountant and create a financial plan for the next 90 days. Re-evaluate this plan every 1-2 weeks to see if you need to adjust.
Stress-test your cash! Alan Miltz’ SaaS tool for managing cash – no charge for 3 months – stress test your cash with just 6 numbers from your financials. www.cashflowstory.com/stresstest
Consider adding an expense line item called COVID-19 and dump off all expenses in there including your staff and personal time spent dealing with a crisis – this 30-second video by Ron Lovett, author of Outrageous Empowerment, will explain why it will make it easier to apply for government assistance if and when it comes available. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ron-lovett_outrageousempowerment-activity-6646137020743761920-N9Uo
How To Get Financial Relief
- The SBA is offering small business loans at very low rates. Here’s where you can apply: https://www.sba.gov/disaster-assistance/coronavirus-covid-19
- Certain states are offering assistance to small businesses, but it varies by state. Here’s a link to the National Governor’s Association where you can see what relief your state is offering: https://www.nga.org/governors/addresses/
COVID-19 FAQs on Federal Labor And Employment Laws